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coffey7

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Feb 12, 2006
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I'm trying to copy very small video files from my hardrive to a blank dvd-r disc.so far it takes 45 minutes to burn a 1 minutes long video.It did work after all.Now I'm trying to copy 4, 5 minutes long videos.
format-dvd video
I'm getting mac os errors that say interface error not stable-16434
sense key=medium error
sense code=ox73,0x04
error osx has to close.

It seems to take forever to copy then when its almost done I get a error message.There is one thing.when i go to copy toast asks if I want to encode to pal format or keep my file ntsc.I was choosing ntsc.
 
I was just keeping the video format the same and checking with the dvd player on tv and my other computer to see if the disks worked.They were.Now I can't burn anything.too many error messages.I tried a 1 hour log tv show to copy and I am encoding this one to a different format.It takes forever.It only takes a few minutes to burn disks with windows program sonic record now.
 
Series Key Error torment

I have had the same problem with Popcorn 1 and now with Toast 7. Before I upgraded to 10.4.6 Popcorn worked fine, every time i try and record a DVD I end up with a Series Key Error and another complimentary drinks coaster... Nothing wrong with the media, they're the same DVD-Rs i used before with no problem. Same result if i copy from a Video TS folder or a disc image.

Ok I thought I need to upgrade to the latest Toast - which worked fine when i made a DVD backup ;) but then i came to write an audio CD... Series Key Error again :mad:

It seems Toast and 10.4.6 just don't get on :(
 
I had a similar problem with an external burner at work. I changed the DVD for a different branded disk and it worked fine. I dont know if this is the solution to your problem though!
 
sense key errors are almost always related to the blank media being used.

use a different brand.
 
Peace said:
Try upgrading to the new Universal Binary of Toast 7.1
I have and I will try a new disk brand.
I finally copied a single episode of Doctor Who(1hr 36 min)and it took 3 hours.I can't believe it took that long.I hate to say it but the free windows program(sonic) I tried last night copied it in 3 minutes and that was in a intell 4 3.0,not a core duo rig.I guess that 1 gb made a difference to the old HP.
 
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